Henry Hutton born 1820 of Aspley Guise

[seahall]

Morning Sue.

Thank you kindly for the information you have found. Amazing.

I have sent for a death cert for Ruth and am awaiting arrival.

We have 2 Henry Hutton from Aspley one born 1820 and one born 1824.

I will read through the newspapers in due course.

On Henry's death cert I purchased it said not known as to the time he had resided
in Australia ?.

Thanks trish1120 for confirming the age on the death for Ruth.

The new GRO deaths info is brilliant for knowing the age prior to 1866.

Thanks again. Made my day.

Sandy

[PalmTree1]

Hi Sue,

Just wanted to say thanks for the Trove links that fill in a bit more detail, I can never find anything on Trove 

Still trying to find out what became of Ruth.

Regards,
Paul

[seahall]

I was hoping you would come on to the thread as it is your direct rellie Paul 

I have just found Henry had an accident and also Arthur and possibly his daughter
had an attempted rape. !!!!!!!!!

Now just e-mailed you alot of articles.

Sandy

[sparrett]

Hi Sue,

Just wanted to say thanks for the Trove links that fill in a bit more detail, I can never find anything on Trove 

Still trying to find out what became of Ruth.

Regards,
Paul

Hi Paul,
There is a god deal of information on Trove archives about both Arthur and Henry and their marriages, business affairs and so on.

Such items that I have seen today, include the alleged assault on Mary Ann Hutton, mentioned  above, a serious mining accident for Arthur. Other revealing snips too.

Australian resources, both free and individually owned and accessed show the births and deaths of children and family which I have spotted today.

If the Australian connection is of interest to  you, perhaps you could start a thread on the Australian board.   

Lots of help there.

Sue

[PalmTree1]

Hi Sue,

I'm more interested in Ruth and her children as they should share some of my DNA. I am rather busy right now so will perhaps come back to the Aussie side later though learning what became of Henry is interesting and has been duly noted in my tree for future research.

Regards,
Paul

[sparrett]

 
Sue